Center speaker question
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From: Southern Crescent
JIm is right, disconnecting the speaker is easy, having done it myself. And then let us know. Not trying to jerk you around, but real question: What are you trying to accomplish by permanently disconnecting the speaker? What potential benefit?
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That's reasonable. I have a ham radio VHF/UHF radio that lives under the front passenger seat. The external speaker is mounted to the back of the center console. Easy. Especially since I seldom have passengers in the back. Just a thought.
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I used a speaker just like this and put it in the driver's side pocket of the center console (the one near your right leg). This is the second truck I did this on.
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I'd keep the center speaker, even if you have to relocate the actual speaker. There is a fair bit of room in the dash to stuff a speaker.
You'll get a DTC from leaving that speaker unhooked.
You'll get a DTC from leaving that speaker unhooked.
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